Trail Work in the White Mountains [Part of the Sense of Place Workshop Series]

White Mountain National Forest has over 1,600 miles of trail. How are these trails maintained? Forest Service staff, partners, and volunteers work together to maintain these trails for safety and public enjoyment. Recently, partners have come together for larger scale trail projects at Rumney Rocks Climbing Area and Franconia Ridge. Join the Appalachian Mountain Club to learn more about the collaborations that makes your recreation experiences in the White Mountains so enjoyable.

Registration is optional and the event is free.

Sense of Place is a collective of partners whose mission is to connect the public to their natural resources through place based community forums and outdoor field experiences. Learn more about this program and see other upcoming events on the following website: https://sites.google.com/view/sense-of-place-nh/home.